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    Pharyngeal arches, pouches and clefts Mesenchymal in origin Typical arch contains Aortic arch--develops into artery Cartilaginous rod -- (bony skeleton) Muscles Nerves Six in number Fifth arch disappears while fourth and sixth fuse with each other each arch develops into muscle, vessel, bone and nerve.

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    Pharyngeal arches, pouches and clefts Mesenchymal in origin Typical arch contains Aortic arch--develops into artery Cartilaginous rod -- (bony skeleton) Muscles Nerves Six in number Fifth arch disappears while fourth and sixth fuse with each other each arch develops into muscle, vessel, bone and nerve.

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    Pharyngeal arches, pouches and clefts Mesenchymal in origin Typical arch contains Aortic arch--develops into artery Cartilaginous rod -- (bony skeleton) Muscles Nerves Six in number Fifth arch disappears while fourth and sixth fuse with each other each arch develops into muscle, vessel, bone and nerve.

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    Dr.

    Fatima Usman MCPS Islamabad Medical & Dental College

    series of bars appear in the wall of pharynx

    around primitive stoma Develops -- end of 3rd week Consist of pharyngeal arches, pouches and clefts

     Mesenchymal in origin  Typical arch contains


    Aortic arch--develops into

    artery Cartilaginous rod -- (bony skeleton) Muscles Nerves

    Six in number Fifth arch disappears while fourth and sixth fuse

    with each other each arch develops into muscle, vessel, bone and nerve

    Bones

    Maxilla Mandible Malleus Incus Muscles muscles of mastication Nerve Mandibular branch of trigeminal nerve (Vth) Artery Maxillary artery ( Branch of External carotid )

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